Anointing of the Sick
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PRAYER REQUESTS
PRAYING FOR THE SICK:
If you wish prayers for anyone you know to be sick,
please inform
CANON EDDIE.
The sick will be listed in the Parish Bulletin
and prayed for generally at all weekend Masses.
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HOSPITAL CHAPLAINCY PROVISION
“Prayer Packages” - envelopes with a prayer and a cross inside - are available to be distributed to Catholic Patients at the RAH who have requested prayers or the Sacrament of Anointing. Also included is a message about the Plenary Indulgence.
(A second prayer sheet for non-Catholic is also available for staff to distribute.)
A Prayer card for doctors, nurses and staff at the hospital will also be available to encourage them and show them we are praying for them too.
If anyone has a family member in the hospital please ask them to ask the nurse to obtain one of these “Cross and Prayer” envelopes for their loved one.
Catholic Staff Nurses at the RAH have been asked to make these “Prayer Packages” available and to let other nurses know that they are available for Catholic patients.-----------------------------
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Due to Government and Bishops’ Conference restrictions, we are still unable to make regular, arranged visits to the sick and housebound. However, please note that we are permitted to respond to requests for visits to the sick and housebound, especially to administer the Sacraments (Holy Communion, Confession, Sacrament of the Sick).
Given the impact of Covid-19,
with restrictions in place,
please check with Canon Eddie as to the current required procedures.
You can also find information on the Diocesan website:
Diocese of Paisley
The Scottish Bishops have issued guidelines which can be accessed at
BCOS GUIDELINES: COVID-19
Hospital Chaplaincy Services Contact Details: For the RAH you can contact
Mgr. Tormey at staidan@rcdop.org.uk or tel: 01505 320 900.
There is always an on -call priest 24/7 for emergency call outs, in which case families can ask the nursing staff on the ward to contact the on-call priest. -
Let us Pray:
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